Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Java So far all of the asymptotic running time analyses presented in this chapter have resulted in tight big oh bounds. In this section we consider an example which illustrates that a cursory big oh analysis does not always result in a tight bound on the running time of the algorithm. , , ..., . Program: Bucket sort. A bucket sort works as follows: An array of m counters, or buckets , is used. Each of the counters is set initially to zero. Then, a pass is made through the input array,
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